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seemed to want il. : I tried every way TO
BET on to them, but have nothing yet. I
was in Memphis the first of this month
and drew his back pay, which had lain
there until then. May God help you 10
listen and help me in some way to find my
boy. ! told two or three different parties
in Memphis il they could find out any
thing would give them 800. The dear
boy was an honest, truthful, Woodworking,
true American Democrat. | was born in
the State Of Kentucky. My mother was
w. >. Whitaker, and father Ben Whit
takcr, was great Free Mason. have
heard my uncle, who il dead now, speak OF
you. My son was by trade a galvanized
iron-worker and timer. lie belonged 10
the tinners' union in st. Louis, and also
assembly No. 4,0l0, Knights Of Labor. He
and his brother commenced their trade in
Memphis the year after the fever. They
helped put the roofs on them
Old cotton sheds. | am saying
more to give you to under
stand that he Is worthy 10 he looked after.
have suffered more than death. | am
almost crazy. They brought me away out
here thinking might forget and get over
1t. You can get more II You will please
write to Chief Of Police Davis. only wish
! had come to you long ago as wanted TO.
II II pleases your honor, will you have q
detective try TO learn what became of my
dear WillieP William D. Sceley was his
name. My present husband is only his
step-lathcr. have two other sons, no
being the eldest pray you in Gods
name, help me TO find my son. My hus-
band In yard master here. Excuse this
poor writing. Sincerely yours,
"MRs X. A. Blown"
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ATTENTION. COMMITTEES.
Arrangements for the Convention

Arrangements for the Convention of
American Public Health Association.
Memphis has been specially honorcd
during this month by having entertained
the President Of the United States, the
waterways and Young Mems Christian
association conventions both the same
week, and now II IL in order TO make the
convention Of the American Public Health
association, which is TO meet here on the
Sth OF November, IA much OF n success M
the preceding events. Looking 10 that
purpose all the chief and sub-com-
mittccs are requested to meet at the
Merchants exchange this afternoon ut
o'clock. Important business regarding
the arrangements for the entertainment
OF the convention will he discussed, and IL
is essential that u full attendance be
present
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ChanCery Sale of Real Estate.

No. Gt09 R-Chanccry Court ~ shelby county
Thomas unNcs q al ". WIN. NuNus u al
ny virtue % nn iniCfluuiuy ducnrc tot ale en-,
trrd IN the above cause un The bth day ~ OCt1hCr
ls,l, N. " 81 page -, ivill soll NJ public auction,
" The highest bidder, In iruut oi the Clerk and
Masters uilioc, ht the Main lincut entrance of tho
toun.housc Of shelby county, Memphis, Tonnes
for, on
saturday. the 18th nay Of November. 1887,
within lcFhl hours the following described pup.
Criy situated IN shelby county. Tenn. tnwit ~.
ginning on the hank ~ aspiring branch. alta stake
which stands from lane white oak, north ~ de-
gruca, vests links thCrirom. thence north Al dc.
gfvs. wet chains and ~ links % a stake, walnut
pointer, marked a. thence north N DEGREES west
chains and ~ links ~ said spring Cnok. thence
With ~ mcandCn norhwcstunully 10 the center
81 the State Liuc road thence with u north ~ dc.
rrccs, Cnst 10 chains aud G7 links a. a stake tho
northwest corner II one arrc purchase. thence
south ! dcrrce. east with that line u chains and
~ Links % The beginning. containing b arfos
and hCnr the same Tract W land conveyed % John
N. Graves BY A. q nctlis BY decd dated November
= ih1 aud fcooried Ia the olicc of the Register n
said county Ia haok il Part !, page li0 ruierunoa
being hereby had 70 aid deed ior aiuii understand
ina hercof and moro perfect description Of laid
prppcfty.
Terms Of -onethird cash. balance IN ono
and two Year. notes bearing Interest with security
ngulnd, lien rrtalncd, Odomptlon barred
n l. MCDOWELL, CLERK and Master
by Y. '. Coleman, Deputy Y aud N.
Taylor Carroll. solioiiou
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Chancery Sale of Real Estate.

40 GiG2. Rim the Chanccry Court Of shelby conn.
y.-Mnry ~ bingham q al. vs. Hattie N. Bins.
liam q al.
by virtue of an intcrlocutory deere ior ale en-.
tcred IN the above cause on tho 10th DAY NJ May,
1877. " u -, page q and renewed July u. 1851 ".
49, 10 page g., will scll ~ public auction 10 tho
highest bidder Ia iruut ui the Clerk aud Masters
Office ~ the Main srCCt entrance Of the court house
of shelby county, Memphis, Tennessee. on
saturday, November 10, 1881,
within legal hour, the following described proper
~ situated Ia Memphis, shelby county, tennessee
tOWit
beginning NJ placr or point where the dividing
line hptWrru luts a. aud "iI iutersect or strike
the east line or side oi lrinklcy avenue or Town
Reserve nov Manassas sirccil: running thence east
along siid dividing line slri1 feet. thence north
parallel with Manassas strrot loo feet, thcnco west
als.4 feet to Manassas siuci. thence south along
aid sircct 100 feet to the beginning ~ shown on
plan 81 Rcmbcrt's lands in tbs cause oi q. L.
HOLMES w hcbccca kcmbcft ct al, UhnnCcfy Court
ofShcby county.
The above property will he sold In four lots-two
fronting feet each on east side Of Manassas slrcct
between pnmlc lines, and two lots fronting ~ feet
on west side Of k0V avenue by depth between par.
nllcl lines Of about ~ feet
Terms 81 Salc-Oncthlri cnsh: balance In ono
and two ycnr. purchaser to execute notes With an.
proved security, and lien retained 10 sccunc their
payment
Ibis October Is. 1851
ST. MCDOWELL. c. and ".
by J. ". bradley. d. q. and ".
Taylor a Carroll, X u. Jordan aud " n No
Henry, soliCltorA wcdi
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Lung rroubic. nnd wns,InW

Diseases can 10 curd, II properly treated
In time, M shown by the following state
m,nt from u. e. Freeman. Sydney. "llav-
ing bcCn n great sufferer from pulmonary
attacks, and gradually wasting away for
the past two ycar, Il affords me pleasure
"a testify that SColt's Emulsion VI Cod
Liver Oh with Lime and Soda has given
me grcut relief, and chccriully recon-
mend Il 10 all suffering In similar way 10
myself In addition, ] would say that Il
is very pleasant Ia take"
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The NpIendar Of nrcs.

And the artificial effects Of cosmetics no
matter how deity applied, can never make
beautiful or attractive one who is subject to
emaciation, nervous debility, or any form Of
female weakness. These must be reached by
inward application, and not by outward at
tempts at conccalment, and the ladies may
take hope from the fact that thousands Of
their sisters have made themselves more
radiant and beautiful by the use Of DR.
Piere's "Fayorito Prescription" than they
could ever hope 10 do by the aid OF the ap-
planes Of the toilet
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WHERE Is WILLIE nRowN.
pashotio Letter nom His Mother I
Gov. Tnyior

fashouo Letter nom His Mother TO
Gov. Taylor.
The following pathetic letter has been
aldrs'cd 10 the ArrEAL for reference 10
Gov Robert l.. Taylor. II tells its own
story and dccloscs mysterious affair
which has 40 Ear remained hidden from
public knowledge:
NEVADA, No. oct n iss7.
10 Gov r. l. Taylor
Dear Sri appeal 10 you as the high.
eat authority Of the State OF Tennessee. Ia
listen, please, 30 my poor, miserable ~
quest 81 find ont what became Of my son,
who No mystcriously disappeared In Mem
phis on the 10th Of February last. My
husband, w. r. Brown, was running n
freight train ON the Louisville, New Or.
leans 4 Texas road Most all the brake.
men were colorcd men. Mr.. Brown
wanted someone lac could trust In the
cabooec car, aud wrote for my son two or
three times 10 come and brake for him
lie bad worked two months and two
weeks, and received his monthly
wages. lie went out into town
without changing his clothes, and has
never been seen or heard Of since.
Those negroes were mad on account Of him
Lifting the position lac did, as they all
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The Newmarket u..,iux.

LONDON, Oct - At the Newmarket
houghion meeting today the free handicap
swecpsiakcs for thrc year olds' was won
by Mr.. Nyncr's brown colt Cilorialion. Mr.
J. Douglass chestnut colt Marley came
In scc"nd, aud Lord Ellcsmcrc's hay colt
Gtandisun third. Lord Bmdsiorl's brown
colt Ihippcway WIS the only other starter
The betting was 10 on Gluriation. Ia 1
against Marley, ~ 10 against Grandson
and 10 ] against ChippcWay. Gluriaiiun
won by head; Grandson WIS bad
third
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AZ MnsI,Inrtnn.

WAsuiYGroN, Oct "a The racing Mt Ivy
City truck WIS spirited In spite nj cold,
drilling rain. In the s,rcplcrhnsc.
Whcailcy icll and broke Harry llarwood's
leg.
Fint Racc-A heavy weight hnnlicnp;
elk iurlungs. Starters. Bessie June. Ovid.
Umpire, E,listo, pairocrs, Aimed. Row.
land, Brouphton, King Crab and Mary j.
Bessie June Won by a mock, Ovid srcond
and SalNini third. nmc-llG.
Second Race One mile. Starters Han
over, Eolian, King oi Norfolk, Ontario.
Catcsby GClding aud Florence VI. Eulian
won 10y neck, Hanover second, Catcshy
Gelding third. Time las.
Third Racc-1hc Capitol stakes ior two
year Odds, six furlongs. The only s,nrtcn
were Racrland aud George Oyster. Race
land Won 10y half length. Time lii.
Fourth Racc-Thc Congress stakes.
selling sweepstakes Tor all ngcs one mil,
and . furlong. rasha, swift, Phil Ice an,
Glen Mound wcre the starters. swift wor
by a length, Glen Mound second, pashi
third. Time, 1861
Fifth Race-Siccplcchasc handicap IN,
stecplcchase course. Starters, Lost Cause
Whentley. Justin Mack, Killarney, vii
Davis, Jim McGowan, Beverly, Wclling
ton and John Henry. John Henry wor
by three lengths, Jim McGowan second
Wellington third. Time, l.2Ol.
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Hmndrrth's rills curc erupiions ioticr.
snlt rhcum, bloichcs spots, pimpl,s pust.
ulcs, b0ils, carbunclcs, fing-wurma sUllI.
head. SORE eyes. crysipclns, itch scufis. dis
There IL nothing mnrr Al gust.
ing than a face and neck all hrpkon ont with
pimplcs aud black heads. Make the blnud
purc aud all such oruptinns disappear on,
or two NJ llrandrcth's Pills takon every night
Tor month never fail.
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or n they don't they should know that
Rangum Root Eminent Currd blk head In
mules for ". y Hunt ~ Adlinyillc. Nv.
J. ~ Mallory, ~ Forts Station. Tenn.
cured his hogs oi blind stargrrs With H. In
fact. this kug uf Liniuhnis " invaluable
Tor man aud beast and no family should Boz
without w. ~ cents pcr bottle fur sale nt
Holsters drug siurr No. "a MainstrccL
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TheI.on,.,,,,. ,,...,,,,, ,,,,,,

Louisville, KY.,Oct. 81 Manager John
Kelly, oiihc Louisville club, returned this
morning, from umpiring the st. Louis
Detroit games, AMI signed Ia manage the
club again next year. lie brought back
With him the contracts with smith, ui
Denver and yesterday. OF Philadelphia,
both Of whom will play here next s,ason.
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Horses. ,a,,ic aud chickens.

For collie and grubs Tor lung FOYER cough
or hide bound. give simmons Liver Rrru.
latnr In n mash tNicr n dny. Won can r,c.
ommcud IL to every one having stock us the
best medicine known iur the above com.
plants. In using u with nv chickens for
cholera and gapos ! mix it With the dough
and feed ID to them once q day ny this
treatment ! have Lost none whcU the kogu.
latur was given promptly aud regularly.
T. r. TANtou,
Arrnt Tor Gmngcr ~ Georgia
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Tho eminent authorizes, Miss Mulock
(pinah Crikl, whose celebrity will last
a. long "a "Iohn Halifax" Is mad, died ~.
Gently ut her home In England John
Halifax has become one Ut the standard
U.y.ta
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-28

Among childrn's books ior the coming
season none can equal Howard Pylcs'
wonder Clock" a collection " twenty.
four tales. one Tor each hour, al pr1iuscly
illustrated from his own designs.
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Don Piait Is getting 10 be- a voluminous
writer In his old agc. Besides his collcc-
ton Of essays entitled "Mcmorics II the
Men Who Saved the Union" he II en-
gagcd In writing book ON the historical
aide Of the republic from shadow point
AT NipW
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How CIn,rcIi,. mr., undc.

Ordinary cigarettes aro made 10y machinery
Our new high class brands, Latest English.
truss-C ounty dnd Whito-Caps ARE mndc en-
tircly by hand from the finest selected
straight cut Virginia leuf On account of
the great cure taken IN producing these
cigarette, only limited quantity can bc
mhhe. KINNEY TOhnrrn cnmnnnY Now York
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A MUrrNous RoUsTADouT.
Second Mate Butte, OF tho Joe Peters,
Severely Injured.

Yesterday morning, while the steamer
Joe Peters WIS being unluadcd at the
whari-boai, one OF the negro rouslcrs quar-
relied with Nicholas Butte, the second
mate. The latter told the negro To 90 on
with his work, but the latter refused. and,
picking up large stone. hurled II M Inc
mate. The missile struck him Just above
the left ear. making nm ugly wound, and
probably iraciuring the skull. Butte was
taken aboard the boat and his wounds
dressed 10y officials OF the vessel late yes
tcrday evening lac was resting quietly. The
negro has not been arrested
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-28

That well known perennial writer, l.. l..
Roe, realizes more money from the sale oi
his books than almost any other American
writer. A striking increase In mortality IL
also noted about this time,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-28

Tnrm Il no one article in tho line Of
medicines that gives ~ large return for
the money ~ u good porous strengthening
plaster, such ~ Carlcr's Smart Weed and
Bclladonna Backachc plaslcu.
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.p.,.,. r,.,. pa.s.ro.. lads. >.

Try our new brands, rosstountty, Full.
Dress White Caps latest English. Tho
high class cigarettes. Extra fnc, hand
made. kInDaY Tobacco company, New York.
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nar. Postponed.

LAKE MAuANAooog, Me-, Oct. 27.-Thc
Tccmcr- Gaudour boat race was postponed
on account OF rough water.
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Chancery Sale of Real Estate.

No. dlM, R.-Chanccry Court 81 Shelby county
john League, administrator. etc. Oi William T..
IriOu dcC,nsrd. ". u. W. Pryor q al, and tSlJ
X DlN blackwell ct a. " W. T. Pryor q al
ny virtue ~ an inicrocuiory dccrrc for ale en-.
tend N The abote chus'. ON the 9Th day of June.
~ ". u =, psgc ~ ! viii ell, at public auc'
and Masters onlcc, NJ The Main stnci cnlnlnce II
the courthouse OF shelby county, Memphis. Ton.
ucscv, on
saturday, November re, 1897,
within lea huun. the following described propcr.
tf. Situated Ia shelby county Tenn to.wit
one certain irnct % panel of land In sccinn 4
and Range ui the Eleventh surveyors District II
u,id Ounty; beginning ht tho southwest corner IL
q ~ iNiOl acrr trnci dccdr,i 10 a. X, duncan ami
y. D. Duncan ~ I. I, aud 4 J. Goldshy on Inc ~
day OF Nay, lNfil, at a stake iu Raleigh and Ian.
dnlph tund ll links south aud ~ derfuf- wrst III a
white OAK markell n 7, o." running thence sputh
- dcgrccs eat - chains 10 stake u links north
~ deHrwWcst IT an glm marked n q. !" thcnco
North idpsrrs cast % chnins and N iluls 10 49,
m elm ID O. With black gum aud hickory u1lbt'
cfs thence north ~ dprnes west a chains aud 4,
LINKS % 10 stake Ia The Raleigh aud Randolph mad
n Inks north, ~ dcgrrr usst ~ n sweet gum
marked ID thence suuth 10 dcrrucs west t7ehaius
and g links to nfntc In the rad. thence souih
ls's dcgnss wCst ~ chains aud a. links ~ tho H..
ginning containing 2i' % inuruF, being the riHie
tract ~ land cuntc1Ul by ~ y nunoan 10 a. X
duncan, and Uourlcl IN The Registers Office of
shelby county. iu book a. page isl
Itnut IL talu=Onn Cpyiltuf seven and thirteen
months, IN equal paymrnN. purchaser executing
notes hunf.uH intcnst ffun tlHia with nppfuyrl
r.nrilI sod ligii rriniucl 10 sgCurc payment
This uui0hrr o. issL
4 1 MCDOWELL Clerk and Master
~ J, N nudlcy, u. q and M
bourl q tihpp. Mycu q Huucd. John League
John Mclifooka, 7. W. hr0Nn, Taylor Cafroll.
h0liclior,
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THE WORLD OF SPORT.
THE OPENING OF THE NASHVILLE
RACES YESTERDAY.
Cupid, Brigdgelight, Phil Lewis and Par
agon the Winners-Events at Wash
ington-The Teemer- Gaudauer Boat
Race.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct. 27.-This was
the first day of the fall meeting at the
Westside truck. The weather was de-
hghtful, the track heavy, and the contests
very good and exciting particularly the
last event. Attendance, $500.
First Race-Purse; for three wear olds
and upward, six furlongs. Starters Gu
pid, 30, Barnes; Cleaner, 1l5, Stoyal; Col.
Owens, l07, Sayrcs; Governor, ~, viii
Hams; Bill Sterritt, l07, Watson; Glen
Fisher, los Curtis.
To n fine start Cleaner took tho lead,
with Governor and Col. Owens following
close Cupid fifth. There was sharp con.
test at the half, when Sterritt moved 10
first place. Turning into the stretch
Cleaner again was first, Cupid second.
Down the stretch Cupid passed Cleaner,
and won easily by two lengths, Cleaner
second, Col. Owens third. Time-l:25.
Book odds Cupid, 8 to |, straight, and
TO for place; Cleaner, no betting for
place, TO 10 TO win.
Second Race-PuBc for maiden two
year Odds; half a mile. Starters Bridge
light IS, Barnes; Buckeye, %, Broken
ridge; Duet d., 30, X. Williams; Black
Knight, 40, Freeman; Corinne, 80,
Walker; Cousin Jceins, 90 Alcock
They got off TO q good start, Corinnc
taking the lead and setting the pace. At
the turn Bridgelight began 20 move up
iron the outside and soon passed TO the
front. Buckeye came very fast near the
finish, hut could not ovcrtakc Bridgelight,
which won with case by length, Buck
eye second, the same distance in front of
Ductt u. Time, 54i.
Post odds. 3 TO Bridgelight 10 win;
rs to Buckeye to win, and q TO | for a
place. %
Third Racc-Scllinr purse; for oil ages;
seven iurlongs. Starters Phil Lewis, g5,
Williams; Fronic Louise, ~, Barnes; Jim
Nave, l02, TAral; Bixby, 97, Bum; Wan
deroo, III, Covington.
Phil Lewis got the best Of the start,
fronie Louise last away. At the turn
Fronc Louise moved up TO second place,
and To a driving finish Phil Lewis won by
a length, fronic Louise second, Jim Nave
third. Tme-l:30l.
Post odds; 2 TO Phil Lewis TO win, and
I TO b for n place; even money Fronic
Louise to win, and . TO . for place.
Fourth Race-Pur-c; one mile. Starters,
Paragon, %, Watson; John Morris, l0l,
Banes; kcnsington, ~, Moore; Alamo,
eS, Bum; Unique, 81, breckenridge;
Carus, lOl, Williams; Cora l., 81, Walker.
At the start John Morris went 10 the
front under punishment, and made the
running the entire distance. Turning into
the stretch, Paragon moved mp and joined
John Morris, both whipping. They came
down the stretch on even terms, finishing
in dead heat, kcnsington third. Time
lb0l.
Post Odds-Two 10 one Paragon 10 win,
and Ia . for place; 3 10 John Morris;
even money for place.
In the run OIL, they both got of on even
terms, aud ran like team the entire dis
lance until within sixteenth Of home.
There Paragon drew away, and won rs lac |
pleased 10y length. Time l:j2l
Post odds Paragon, . 10 ., John Nor
- Ia
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pUELru SCHOOL RUAEs.

EDITOR sENrINEL;-For the benefit OF
patrons and others interested in the
separate district free schools OF Grenada,
you will please publish in your paper
the rules hereto appended for the gov
ernment of said schools, that all may
fully know and understand the system
of government as put in operation by the
trustees. 1t is desired to bring parents
and guardians into full sympathy and
accord with the jealous efforts OF the
trustees and teachers i'll behalf OF the
children, that by this means all may he
able and formulated habits in the young,
that will fit them for any place in the
varied industries OF human life.
Respct, G. W. CHRISTIAN.
1st, School hours in the public schools
of Grenada will be six hours each day
Commencing at 8 o'clock in the morning
and closing at II, noon, with hfteei
minutes recess at 1880 O'Clock. Inter
mission of one hour at noon. Commenc
inc at / o'clock and closing at 4 p m;
with fifteen minutes recess at 2:3o o.
clock. Opening and closing school may
be varied during long days in hot weathe
End, Teachers are required to be II
their respective rooms fifteen minute
before school opens in the morning ant
afternoon, to preserve order about tn
school premises while the school is as
sembling. :.
3rd, Every scholar is required to be il
his or her place at the opening OF schoo
in the morning and evening, and IN cas-
of absence or tardiness an excuse. mus
be rendered to the teacher at the time.
4th, Absence without leave or excus
three days may cause suspension OF IN
scholar, ten days subject to the soun'
discretion OF the teacher, and Joss o
grade in his or her class.
9th, When scholar has been absen
the teacher will require written or ora
excuse from the parent or guardian ex
planning such absence.
9Th, No vulgar, profane or rough Ian
guage, or quarreling or sneaking. will b
permitted about the school premises
7th, Pupils will be required to cultivat
and practice good manners about IN
school room, and enter aud retire Iron
the same in quiet and orderly way.
Stb, Every scholar will be required t
keep his or her desk in good order, wit
books and manuscript properly an
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T. . n 20 q "a, LSl IS -

At Kout, Ind, on the II, freight
train running at rapid speed, ran INTO
passenger, telescoping, derailing and
demoIishing the cars. Soon the wreck
is on fire and blood-curdling scenes tran
spire, utterly beyond the hope OF help
when the passengers interlocked in the
disiointed debris and fragments, scream
and cry for deliverance from their PIN
ioned bodies, while the roaring flames
slowly approach to end their sufferings.
Thirty killed outright, and many man.
gled, and all on account OF the company
carelessness. When will railroad com
panies learn to think of the safety o.
passengers, as they do the dividends?
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1887-10-15

Mr.. ". Ii. Mr. gam merchant Lake
City, Fla, was taken with severe Coid,
attended with II distressing Cough and
running into Consumption in its first
stages. He tried many soealted popular
cough remedies and steadily grew worse,
Was reduced in flesh, had difficulty in
breathing and was unable to sleep.
Finally fried DR.. Kings New Discovery
for consumption and found immediate
relief, and after using about a half doz
en- bottles found himself well and has
had no return of the disease. No other
remedy can show 50 grand n record Of
cures, as DR.. Kings New Discovery foi
CONSUMPTION Gu,rsnte,d to dn Jusl
what is claimed Tor it.-Trinl bottle ffe'
at Branum g. Goodwins Drug Store,